Mills, moreover, were erected for making gunpowder, and manufactories for making arms.

The Soviets are now making arms control a major element in their propaganda.

He had been a worker in iron, and from making arms took to their use.

Weak England might be in plants for making arms for an army, but not in ship-building.

Then he sent Vulcan to bind him with iron chains, making arms and feet fast to the rocks.

Then he became a gunsmith, making arms for the patriots of Seventy-six, until what time the British destroyed his shop.

Director of strategy Marianne Elliott said the petitioners wanted the government to introduce legislation making arms investment illegal in the first place.